Malcolm Douglas - Around Australia (Part 1) 1993
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- Malcolm takes the viewer around Australia visiting his favourite places. Starting out from Sydney, he travels to Fraser Island, through the Queensland rainforest and across the gulf country to Kakadu. From the Northern Territory he goes down the Gibb River Road through the amazing Kimberley gorge country to Broome, Marble Bar and southern WA. The journey follows the train line across the Nullarbor to the wild southern coast and back to Sydney through the Snowy Mountains. Malcolm talks to the locals along the way and films the spectacular countryside and the unique flora and fauna.
I never get sick of watching these brilliant documentaries. He left a great legacy with his work.
Malcolm Douglas was and will always be a true bloody Aussie legend. RIP mate
Poor Bonnie. I cant get enough of these
cant even imagine the loss of his dog bonnie what a great friend
Poor Bonnie, what a way to go, RIP both...
God bless binnie and Douglas.They are together again. RIP.
We ❤ Malcolm Douglas and this beautiful country we live in 😊🇦🇺🇦🇺⚓
Rip Bonnie , felt that
Dang i miss this guys content ! RIP MAlcom
Pure genius, this is the real 'legend of oz'
I 100% agree wit u there my-friend as Alby Mangles n Steve Erwin had nothing of Malcolm 'thats for sure. n not to mention he didn't need catchphrases n lil hoties to attract ppl to watch his Docos. 'Actually only if most ppl knew how 'Alby Mangles treated them young girls i read a few things many years ago about wat came out about his adventures n them young ladies who he brought along.
Poor bonnie , I bet Douglas was heartbroken
@johnnytheprick these are the german versions just without dubs, so i think its from the old vhs collection you could buy back then (early 90s), i remember the comercial for buying these right after the show was aired in germany ;) i still have the 3 vhs tapes of In the Bush 1-3 here
@johnnytheprick I think it was the year 1994/95 when it was on tv here. Malcolm was one of my childhood heros no need for super heroes if you can have real adventurers/survivalists ;D Poorly that stupid corona stopped me from my first trip to australia :/
@johnnytheprick Thanks for the hint mate! Tasmania is a gem for sure ive seen so many documentarys about it ;) But the Australia Trip i had in mind before all this corona sh*t happend was a 6 month tour from darwin to perth or maybe even further (im more the desert type enough woods at home ;D )....hopefully i can see your beautiful continent one day :/
p.s nice channel you got there looks like a pretty nice lifetsyle, maybe tasmania is worth a visit just to see you dancing ! Also a lot of "Petri Heil" to you, idk what the correct term for "i wish you a lot of fishing luck" is in english or "aussie" ;D
RIP Bonnie :/
Good ol classic Malcom! 🙌🏽
Those pig hunters are a different breed of men, hard arses being able to cope with those hot, humid and tough conditions day in and day out
"In the next episode watch Malcolm hunt down and slay the loser who poisoned his sweet dog"
sweet Bonnie 😭
I love how they refer to their cars as "Toyota's" like there are no other options. Toyota is the best. So sad Bonnie passed away like that, such a good companion
Any other name wouldn’t make it out there.
Toyotas*. No apostrophe before the S when you're pluralising a word
RIP Bonnie.
R.I.P Bonnie
Rip my peace my sweet xxxx
I wonder if Malcolm new much or anything at all about filming when he set out in 64 n onward's as he truly did a fantastic job right from the beginning.. i grew up watching him in the 70s n i believe he is truly the first n best Aussie documentary maker n true wild-life-man 'way way better than Erwin or anyone today wit there TH-cam channel n 100 times equipment n cameras 'not to mention he also didn't need catchphrases like crikey n so on to attract his ordinances or bring along hot chicks like Alby mangles did, haha. #Period. .
34:59 "Too many mud crabs, what a problem!". 🙂
:( Bonnie...
32:09 i love that boat...very clever!! these videos are amazing. is malcolm still alive??
Sadly no, he died in a 4WD accident in western australia a few years ogo. A true aussie legend
@@mattchop5375 2011 sadly he was quite young, only 68 i think.
@@davechristian7543 met him once while me and man run his supplies to one of his camps. Great bloke. Whet he doesn’t know about fishing isn’t worth knowing.
69 actually.
One of you fellows from Down Under might be able to answer this question for me. I've always loved Malcolm Douglas videos. Even though I'm from the United States he's one of my heroes and so was a fellow by the name of Rob Breadle. Not sure of the last name. But he was also known as the Barefoot Bushman. Fellow with a big bushy black beard and when about barefooted constantly. Does anybody ever know what became of the man?
He had a pretty bad hand injury from a croc a few years ago but he's still around 👍
Sadly Malcolm died doing what he loved best - working on his crocodile farm. He died in 2010 after a car accident on his Crocodile Farm. I believe he was crushed by his vehicle & was stuck between the car & a tree. Malcolm LOVED the outback & we all loved Malcolm so looked forward to watching them on Sunday afternoons on TV as a kid.
Rob Bredle is still kicking a fair bit greyer and one less hand
We don’t call I ‘down under’ here mate.
That is a stupid American saying.
We do however call Americans ‘over the top’.
awesome doc...poor dog...
r.i.p Bonny
What's the name of that foldable dingey I would love to buy one!
Port-a-boat or fold-a-boat.
Bonnie 😭😭
BOSS
🦦 Richly Educational …. Culturally & Entertaining
They cook with paperbark, but how does that not ignite and catch fire?
It just doesn’t.
As scientists have said for decades we are now on the tipping point environmentally, like a rock balanced on a cliff once we go past a certain point there's no turning back. That's where we are with so many things, pollution, deforestation, over population but especially the worlds rainforests. If you want this beautiful place we call home to remain beautiful it's time to act.
Rubbish. You are brainwashed by "elite" scum and their "scientist" lackeys who want to reduce the world to a communist system over which they will exert even greater control.
Hey they are Driving on the wrong side of the Road! LOL
That is an ignorant statement.
Pull your head in mate. The world doesn’t revolve around where you are from.
@@michaelbutler1557 Pull your head out mate it was a joke.
@@robertmclean9737 bad joke
1080 kills more pet dogs than wild dogs.
@GOAT PENETRATOR How did that happen ?
@GOAT PENETRATOR Inadvertently and accidentally or on purpose ?
1080 kills more pet dogs than wild ones.
@GOAT PENETRATOR You can't lay 1080 baits within 1km of a dwelling.
72 hours notice in writing is also required.
You'll know if your dogs are poisoned with 1080 as they will froth at the mouth and convulse then their heads go blue.
Park rangers are usually fuck-sticks.
hells gate,,,,,,, back in the day wen people wanted 2 head 2 the nt,,,hells gate was the pass. the cops would take you there then you were on your own,,,,no laws in the nt back then
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Think I prefer piggin with a rifle
damn dingo bait!
The pig hunting could probably be done far easier than that, they use dogs which catch it and hold it down, while then using a knife to kill it. However there is a much easier and safer way. You simply shoot them with a rifle with a scope that also has a silencer on it, to make sure the other pigs don't run too far away, then you should use a quad bike with a back tray to transport them back to your truck. These guys are really doing it a hard way, I think they do it this way because it's possibly fun for them to do it that way. Many people like going pigging just because they find it fun.
That's one way to do it. Not all land is suitable to be shot over, and in this case it looks to be so brushy that it's difficult to even see the blighters until the dogs have sniffed them out and grabbed hold. Now imagine how difficult it would be to get a clear, certain ID on the target and ensure a safe backdrop for each shot if you can barely see the thing before you're on top of it. Also, remember that suppressors are highly regulated to the extent of nearly being banned in most Aus states even to this day.
No silencers in Australia mate
clueless
Irwin was nothing compared to this man, RIP Malcolm you made my childhood
Rrip bonnie dogg...say hi to bum bum for me